Four Seasons London at Park Lane Grand Re-Opening

The opening of the latest Four Seasons Hotel in London will introduce several innovative features and be a delight to both the casual and business traveler to the area. Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane is a full service hotel with 192 rooms and suites, but cleverly retains the personal experience of staying in a personal private dwelling area. It is a completely new building and contains larger guest rooms and more suites than ever before. In addition, the hotel features a dynamic new restaurant concept called Amaranto along with a complete selection of expertly illuminated conference rooms with even more amenities on the way.

Featuring a new approach to fine dining, Amaranto is a series of three walk-through areas united by the simple concept whereby visitors are allowed to pick any location they would like to eat without having a constraint on seating periods or specific food selection. Having its very own entry on Hamilton Place, in addition to immediate entrance hall accessibility, Amaranto provides an ethereal conservatory area and personal garden for outside seating, a bar area with a club feel, including a cutting-edge peek-through wine divider that enables visitors to watch the wine steward in action, along with a beautiful atrium brought to life with a hand-moulded sculpture divider with motifs which have as their inspiration nearby famous Hyde Park.

Conservatories feature exclusive closed terrace areas near an interior living space, which evokes the atmosphere of any trendy city residence. The available one-bedroom and two-bedroom Grand Suites incorporate both a sunroom and large outside patio in addition to a dining spot and a hearth within the living space. Some suites and rooms also boast an outside entry to the walk-in wardrobe, enabling unobtrusive delivery of laundry bags and shopping carriers.

Spa therapy areas are intelligently built to allow for park and urban viewing while preserving personal privacy. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows inside the health and fitness center offer a glimpse all the way over to Westminster. In middle of the day, the lounge area turns into a stylish spa cafe, and in the evening, a specialized function spot featuring its very own balcony. These, and many other new and innovative features make the latest Four Seasons a truly exciting addition to London’s hotel scene.

Rates start at over $600 per night.

Four Season London at Park Lane
Hamilton Place, Park Lane
London, England W1J 7DR
Tel. 44 (20) 7499-0888

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